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Find out if you could get paid.

Explore your options and request a free consultation with a sponsoring attorney who handles your type of case. If your case qualifies, you may also be able to access cash before it settles.

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Your next steps

From what happened to what comes next.

Tell us what happened.

Start with your injury type and state. Explore the factors that may matter to your claim, even if you have not spoken with a lawyer.

Talk with an attorney.

Request a free consultation with an available sponsoring attorney. They can review the facts and explain your options. You choose who to hire.

Explore cash before settlement.

If you have an eligible case, you may qualify for a settlement advance. Funding is optional, subject to review, and carries costs deducted from your recovery under the agreement.

You do not need it all figured out.

I have not started a case. Can I use this?

Yes. You do not need an attorney or a case number to start. Select what happened and where, then explore the available information or request attorney help.

Will the case check tell me how much I will receive?

No. Our tools explain relevant claim factors or insurance coverage requirements. They do not calculate a settlement or guarantee a minimum payout. An attorney can review your individual circumstances.

Who are the sponsoring attorneys?

Sponsoring attorneys pay to advertise with Paid For The Case. Availability varies by state and case type. Paid placement is not a ranking or a guarantee of results, and the choice of attorney is yours.

Do I have to take a settlement advance?

No. You can seek attorney help without applying for funding. An advance is a separate option for eligible cases, with approval, costs, and repayment terms set by the funding provider.

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